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Cell Lines Expressing Nuclear and/or Mitochondrial RNase H1

RNase H1 has been shown to remove RNA/DNA hybrids and either too much or too little enzyme can lead to undesirable effects such as deletions of DNA. The gene encoding RNase H1 in mammalian cells produces two forms of the protein.  One is targeted to the nucleus of the cell and the other to the mitochondrial organelle. To study the effects of expression as well as to understand the regulation of the frequency with which each form is made, NIH investigators constructed cells derived from HEK293 cells where expression of each or both forms is/are expressed only after addition of doxycycline as a small molecule inducer compound. The set of cell lines could be important in the process of analysis of RNA/DNA hybrids as each cell line expresses different amounts of each form.

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